News:
(item1) Gregory Piatetsky, Industry Briefs: MineSet to NT, Dragon Mining Audio,
SAS award
Publications:
(item2) Jerry Friedman, Preprint: boosting methods for regression and classification
(item3) Alex Goodall, Launch of New Newsletter: Intelligence in Industry
(item4) Se June, Special Issue on Data Mining: IEEE Intelligence
Tools/Services:
(item5) Stan Wong, Free software for academia: IBM DB2 UDB & Intelligent Miner
(item6) Myra Spiliopoulou, Web Usage Mining Software
Positions:
(item7) Gregory Piatetsky, Boston, MA: Senior Data Miner/Analysts at
Knowledge Stream Partners
(item8) Ronny Kohavi, San Mateo, CA: Blue Martini hiring engineers in
Data Mining Analytics, DB, Report, UI
(item9) Ismail Parsa, Burlington, MA: Analytic Positions at Epsilon
(item10) Ross Matthews, Wakefield, MA: Consultant - Quantitative Methods at Tessera
(item11) Ross Matthews, Wakefield, MA: Consultant: Business Capabilities
Integration at Tessera
(item12) Louis Wehenkel, U. of Lihge, Belgium: Research position in Data
Mining and Machine Learning
Courses:
(item13) Alexander Dement'ev, ANGOSS Course: Creating Business Value with Data Mining
-- One Day Mastery Training, March 18, 1999, New York City
Meetings:
(item14) Anna Buczak, ANNIE'99: Smart Engineering System Design: Neural Networks,
Fuzzy Logic, ... November 7-10, 1999, St. Louis, Missouri
(item15) Jason Wang, CFP: Biomolecular Informatics Workshop,
Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA, February 27 -- March 2, 2000
(item16) Elias Kalapanidas, CFP: Workshop on Intelligent Techniques for
Spatio-Temporal Data Analysis, at ACAI99: 5-16 July 1999, Greece
(item17) Ravi Krovi, Data Mining Sessions in AI track,
Americas Conference on Information Systems, Milwaukee, WI
August 13-15, 1999
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